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What I'm reading on the web, tagged in del.icio.us.For more bookmarks see del.icio.us.

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Summary Enterprise architect with focus on enterprise applications and data administration. Ten years of IT leadership experience in higher education, managing university-level services, projects, and governance groups. Eleven years of technical experience planning and building enterprise web applications for content management and university administration. Employment Web and Data Architect (

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Note: This article was originally published on a different web site on July 7, 2004. The examples here have largely been superseded by AJAX, which starts from the same premise but goes much further. I leave the article here only because I occasionally get an email that someone has found it useful.July 7, 2004 As you work with ColdFusion you may encounter situations where you want to place

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Note: This article was originally published on a different web site on January 12, 2004. It discusses ColdFusion 6.1, which has been superseded. I leave the article here only because I occasionally get an email that someone has found it useful.January 12, 2004In a typical ColdFusion web application, users enter text into forms, the text is stored in a database, and the text is later queried from

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Note: This article was originally published on a different web site on October 24, 2000. Judging by the number of web sites I see that still follow some of these guidelines, it remains surprisingly relevant today :)October 24, 2000Creating a terrible web site is easy. Millions of people have done it already, and so can you. The handy guidelines on this page will help you get started: Make

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